I needed assistance and every financial institution I applied to for help gave united declines toward the underground water pipes of my home being repaired. Not Oportun! They gave me the opportunity to continue owning my home!
The perks of loans for home improvement
Using a personal loan for home improvements can help you in the short and long term. You can get ahead of home repairs before they become bigger issues, start that renovation project, increase the value of your home, and even more.
How home renovation loans can help you grow
Turn a house into a home
Use unsecured or secured personal loans to fund your home renovation project
Stay ahead of major repairs
Fix that leak before it becomes a bigger issue
Increase your home’s value
Become energy efficient, get a paint job, or invest in new landscaping
Home improvement loan FAQs
What is a home improvement loan and how does it work?
A home improvement loan through Oportun is an unsecured personal loan used to finance renovations, repairs, and upgrades to your home. You don’t need to own your home or disclose its value to take one out. Plus, personal loans offer flexibility when it comes to how funds are spent.
What are the pros and cons of home improvement loans?
Personal loans offer quick applications, fast funding through direct deposit, payments with fixed APRs, and the ability to spend the money on anything you need for your home. One potential drawback is that personal loans that don’t require collateral, can be more expensive than secured loans.
I needed a loan to take care of a home project fast. It was quick easy and way cheaper than putting it on a credit card!
The whole process was extremely easy and pleasant. The staff representative was very informative, helpful and compassionate. I was able to take care of the emergency that came about with Oportun!! I will recommend them to my family and friends. Happy first time customer.
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